Can you set up a before-and-after gallery I can add to myself?

Yes. We'll build it so you can drop in new project photos without calling us. You take the photos, upload them, done. Keeping that gallery fresh is one of the best things you can do for your site.

How do you handle seasonal services that change throughout the year?

We can set up sections for spring, summer, fall, and winter services so customers see what's relevant. You can update those yourself or have us swap them out when the season turns. Either way works.

Will my new site show up for searches around Hideaway and Tyler?

The base website is built with clean structure that search engines can read. If you want active SEO — targeted local keywords, ongoing adjustments, content that ranks — that's the $3,500 package or adding SEO services at $750 a month after launch.

What happens to my old site during the rebuild?

Nothing. Your current site stays live until the new one is ready. We build separately, you approve it, then we swap. No downtime, no awkward half-finished site showing to customers.

Do I need professional photos of my work?

Phone photos are fine if the lighting's decent. Honestly, slightly rough job-site photos look more real than polished studio shots for a landscaping company. Just make sure you're capturing the before too — that's what sells the after.

Website Redesign · Hideaway, TX

Website redesign for landscapers in Hideaway

A landscaping website that doesn't work on phones is a $1,500 ad campaign you're running against yourself. Hideaway homeowners — the ones maintaining properties around the lake, keeping those Pine Ridge yards sharp — they're searching on their phones. If your site can't close that gap, someone else's will.

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The math on a bad website

Every landscaping job you don't book has a dollar value. Mowing contracts, seasonal cleanups, hardscape projects — each one worth hundreds or thousands. Your website sits between you and that money.

A site that loads slow, looks wrong on a phone, or buries your quote form isn't neutral. It's actively working against you. Folks in Hideaway aren't browsing your site for fun. They've got a yard problem and they want to know if you can fix it. If your site makes that hard to figure out, they'll tap back and call the next name on the list.

That's not a theory. That's just what people do.

What a landscaper's site actually needs

Before-and-after photos of your work. That's the whole portfolio strategy for a landscaping company — show the overgrown mess, show the finished product. People get it instantly.

A clear list of what you do. Mowing, landscape design, mulch, drainage, retaining walls, seasonal maintenance. Don't make anyone guess. And if you offer different packages or seasonal pricing, put that where people can find it without digging.

A quote request form that's short and works. Name, address, what they need, maybe a spot to upload a photo of their yard. That's it. Every extra field is a reason to bail.

What we build and what it costs

We tear down whatever you've got and rebuild from scratch. No templates you can't touch. No platform that owns your site. You get actual code that belongs to you, built mobile-first so it works on the phones your customers are actually using.

Fast load times, good SEO structure so Google can find you for searches like 'landscaper near Hideaway Lake,' and a real call-to-action on every page.

A full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from day one — local keywords, proper page structure, Google Business Profile tied in — that's the website-plus-SEO package starting at $3,500, one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month after that.

Hideaway is a small market — use that

Three thousand people in a lake community. Everybody knows a guy. But when somebody new moves out here, or when a property changes hands, or when someone finally decides to redo that backyard — they're going to search online first.

A small market means you don't need to outspend anyone. You need to show up, look like you know what you're doing, and make it easy to get a quote. That's a low bar. Most landscaping sites don't clear it.

So clear it.